I understand what you are saying, and I guess that is one reason the stock market is tanking. But understand this. By law, the term of office of Bill Clinton ends on January 20, 2000.
There are, unfortunately, several alternative scenarios between now and then. None of them have the possible result of Bill Clinton remaining as President.
The only governmental body which is authorized to resolve all contested matters, and this is making it too simple but easy to understand, is the United States House of Representatives, which is majority Republican. There is no way in Hell, and I mean that without reservation, for Bill Clinton to remain in office legally after January 20, 2000. If he does it will be by a lawless coup, the first in United States history.
It ain't gonna happen, Heinz. I don't expect you to trust Luc, but trust me. If Clinton remains president after January 20, 2000, he will have accomplished it by lawless activity, and the United States as a democratic institution will be dead. Chaos will reign. Armed men will be fighting in the streets. |
